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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 251, 2 May 1883, Page 3

i HVTOTTCE is hereby given pur_l > snant to Sections Nos 4 and il of " The iJoarl 'Boards, 1882" that a petition setting foui'th the boundaries of tho Kairanga Block being the proposed new subdivision and signed by two thirds at least f-f the Batepavers for Subdivisions Nos Land 2 of tho Manawa-tu Highways District or portions of which •arc comprised m the proposed new Subdivision praying that the Kairanga 13!ock forming portions of the said subdivisions Nos 1 and 2be formed into a separate Subdivision will be presented to the Manawatu Highways Board at the first meeting of tho Board held after one month from this date. Daied this 31s 1 day of March, 1883. John Ma^son, L R. Brtakt, Ja.me3 Carroll. And 2G other ratepayers. Harness I Saddlery I NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Jl« & ki I M wr h IU » BE&S to inform the settler? of Palmerston and the surrounding Districts < hat- he lias taken premises next to the FOiIKSTKHS' HALL, and has opened up one of the Largest and Best Stocky of Saddlery, Harness, &o „ ever shown iv Palmers ton. This will be sold at prices wbich must command a trade. All repairs executed with despatch, and prices moderate throughout. Note thi: Addkess : 1) . P INGLE, SADDI.EE & HARNESS MAKER, Palmeb ton North. aud Lower Ilutt. nnH.E Manawattj Daily Times JL being the oldest paper m Manawatu necessarily has a circulation and standing which defies competition. Larger circulation than any other paper on the Coast, and daily increasing. r gIHE season having once more come I ri and fi,r Warmer Clothes of all kinds, the Proprietor would respectfully invite his customers to inspect the exceptionally nice display of good drapery now on view. 11HE demand for JONES & Co.'s Sewins; Machines at £'4 4s «ash or £4 10s on hire continues without precedent. They aro really so simple and at tho same time effective that once seen no other is entertained. 4 VERY CHOICE assortment of A. DRKSS GOODb m all. tine leading shades and newest materialSi XNDIA.N Cashmere m Navy,. Myrtle, JL and Seal Brown. "TVTUN'S TWEED m the prevailing 1.1 and very recherche Heather Mixtures, i EOULE CLOTH m Grcnat, Myrtle, and Beale l<rown. ESTAMENE SERGES m Prune, Navy, Myrtle, Seal Brown, and Greuat. ROUGH and READY SERGES m Prune, Navy, and Myrtle. These are Extra Value. T> ROCHE SATEENS m Myrtle, Seal _§> Brown, and Grenat. /Samel hair cloth, m the \J newest mixtures, very soft and, durable. WINOEYS m the various homely shades and several qualities. YELVKTEENS, plain and brocaded, m the leading shades, to match tho dress materials. IMTTTON*. m bone and silk and O twist to match the dress goods. DIJFiSSMAKEiI on the Premises to make up the m-jst reccut styles of Ladies 1 Dress. 1 1 J, I N E X Y— St r;i% Kdt, Beaver, Seal and Braided Hats, &c ijlLOV' EHS— A moat charming show, Id both for outdoor and evening wear. ■ft/TILLINEIt on vhe Premises to trim * iVI, hats and bonnet* m the superb styles of the coming season. * T>L\NKETS— Very good v.aluc m a 13 White, Blue, ami Scarlet.. G F^LANNELS— New Zealand Wool " _£j manufactured into Flannels m * "Lancashire. The wear of these goods ii I proverbialX nnHE NEW. SHOW ROOM is now s X opeu for the better dismay of F'anej II Dr.ii cry, for which ihc Bdu Marche if h bo well aud justly known. • " J.C. FOWLER, 3t WHOLESALE AND RETAILDRAPER